Help ID characters
Lerebours, Jose
Jose.Lerebours at EagleGL.com
Tue Dec 7 11:45:17 PST 2004
JP suggested:
> | >SCO UNIX based ...
> | >
> | >Trying to use import ascii to read and process EDI file. Client
> | >sent me file which has
> | >
> | >a) when I cat file <85> between data blocks
> | >b) when I vi file \20 between data blocks
> | >
> | >I've tried using \20 as field and record delimiter
> | >but it wont take.
> | >
> | >
> | >What do you think I should use?
> |
> | The "cat" comment above makes no sense, but the vi does,
> and based on that,
> | octal 20 = decimal 16, thus:
> |
> | chr("16")
>
> Chr("16") is Control-P, and in vi, it looks like ^P, not like \20.
>
> So I, for one, still don't know what Jose is looking at.
>
> Jose, run the file through less. What then?
>
This is what I see
626*0*P*:<85>GS*FA*001495472*3055940038*20041207*1147*626*X*004030<85>ST*997*62
^^^^ ^^^^^
when I use both more and less. The <85> shows in reverse video.
I need to correct my original post, when I cat the file, I see a letter a with
a left leading tilde
6260001àAK1*RC*2415àAK9*A*1*1*1àSE*000004
^^^ ^^^
Regards;
Jose Lereborus
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